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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

Commencing July 2lth and continuing
each Sunday thereafter until September
lIth the |. b. Il W. will sell excursion tick
cts to Sandusky, Put-in-Bay, Lake Side,
and Cedar Point Branch at very low rate
for the round trip. Tickets will be good
returning on train leaving Sandusky Sun
day evening or on regular trains Monday.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20
Excursion Rates for Ohio state Fair
Au :ust 29th to September =, 1887.

The Pennsylvania Lines west of Pitts
burg. including the Pennsylvania Company.
the PIttsburg, Cincinnati and ST. Louis
Railway, and the Chicago, st. Louis and
Pittsburg Railroad. will sell excursion tick
cts to Columbus and return from ticket sta
tions in Ohio from August 29th to Septem-
Der 2d, inclusive, at rate of one fare for
round trip. These tickets will be good re-
turning up to and including Saturday. Sep
tember 3. 1887. by any regular train stop
ping at their destination.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

Mr. George Snyder. of Boston. is in the
city on business, making his headquarters
at Gregory's livery stable on north Marke,
street. MIR. Snyder Is buying horses and
shipping to Boston. He has shipped the
finest line from this county and they are
said to be the finest horses that are shipped
into Boston by shippers. He will remain
here several days yet, and will. when com
pleted. have an elegant line of horses.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20
Mast to BE Chief.

Officer Fred Mast has been appointed
chief of the police who will guard the Fair
grounds during the fair next week. He will
ill the position well. Already he is over
run with applicants for positions on the
Fair ground force.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

There will be special convocation o
Springfield chapter, No. 4s, X. A. NJ
Monday evening, August 22d, for work il
the K. A. degree.
I.ErEpTy II u
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

A bible owned by L. l.. Leake. of Gooch-
land county. Virginia. is said to be nearly
four hundred years old. 1t was printed in
l495, and has been in Virginia upward of
two hundred ypars
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

". K. Burnett, the east Main street
grocer. has nice trade that is substantial
and growing. He keeps all the staple
goods, and his trade and goods alike are
ever 80 reliable
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

ENcur,IOn.
The |. B. 4 W. Will run an excursion
train to the camp meeting at Urbana on
Sunday. August 2lst. Train will leave
Springfield at $50 a. M. returning leave
Urbana at q y. M. Fare for the round trip
so cents.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

Henry c. Wiseman is having good
trade in builders hardware and his store
always presents busy scene.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

For lawn dresses. pillow shams and lace
curtains. use Electric Lustre Starch.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

A set of teeth from IS up. Rowland,
dentist, S. Market street, over Leuty's.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

Food products at Hohl X Lyons grocery,
corner Center and Main streets.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

Lemons and sugar for lemonade at HOhl
i Lyons.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20
FOR SALE.

NOR SaLt-A very cnoIc- tot on John street,
No of LOT S.5E-: also a very desirable house
and lot No fariov street, Lagonda avenue
The house contains five large rooms, with chs
tern and other improvements; IN eheeileh'
Condition and situated in the vicinity of he
large manufactures. Ihe above property
Will be sold very cheap. Apply at No. Ear
low street Lagonda avenue. iHft-
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

NOR SALE-l am going to California and VIII
sell my household goods At public auction
Wednesday, Aug. -, at III. X. IL. ouhs'
93ISouth Mechanic street. lHtt
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20
LOS

.-l-TuCnrt U.Ok-- I.IaII alilE .kot Dooh'
l. Nikado clasp; contained ABOUT doll. in
.hange. Owners name on card. Please re-
turn to that address or 10 REFUBLIC office:
lg7a
TOST-On West Main street. glasses, plain.
IL steel frame. double glass. Please leave al
kIPuBLIC Office. IVA
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

NOR SALE-Au the furn ture contained in
the Yellow spnug, uouse Will be sUld al
public auction tuesday, sept. lS. l>s1. com
mrncing at 10 a. IN. sharp ana continuing
from day 10 day until all the goods are dls
posed Of This furniture WAS all purchased
new about a year ago. Large part OF IL mas
never been used. and all of the latest designs
frud IN. sale Terms cash. Il. A. Cassad.
Yellow Springs. o. James Foley, auctioneer.
lg4mr
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

CUk RENI-furuIsuru roe ms. hIot .Iid %.
L ond floors at No. - North Market street
Mrs AgGie ;. Stuart. iSot
NOR RENT-Brick house Of fvr rooms ane
summer kitchen on West Main street
Morris 4 Plummer. Commercial Building
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20
WANTED.

WANTED-To buy a small property AZ rea
W sonAble figure and centrally located. Ap
ply to T. A. Wick. q East High st. lS,t
WANTED-A man to take an ottice and rep
w resent Q manufacturer: $50 per week
ANAL capital required. Address. with STAN D.
Manufacturer. Box 70, West Act IN, Mass;
lqTr
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

IOh oALE-Second hand clothing. house fur
II niture and all such goods. bought ana SOLO
V.in .treet T / Rolpn. lDi
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

VIyANTED-Girl-To do cooking and general
w housework German preferred; perms
nent situation; No. 80 North Factory street
lHhb
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

EOR RENT-Two nicely furnished front
I rooms at q East Mulberry -. l-.a
NOR RENT-Room. very desirable, nicely
L furnished front room. suitable for one OF
two gentlemen. at III south Market street
one square from Arcade. Reference required
INQUIRE on the premises. or Of j. g Clarke.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY To LOAN-Sl.0N and SSp to loan
III Immediately on proper security. Apply
to r. A. Wick. No. % East High st. 1877
MONEY To L0AN-In sums of 500 TO s. 600,
III on three to five years time, on first mort
gage or approved commercial paper. George
d. Coles. room No. !. LagOnda bank building
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

VIvANTED-MAN--Tot take the agency OF our
w safes; size 2sxlsxls inches; weight 500
lbs =; retail price. sSS; other sizes in proper
ton A rare chance to create permanent
business at home These safes meet a de
mand never before supplied by other safe
companies, as We are not governed by the
Safe Pool. Alpine safe Co. Cincinnati. o.
lg.stwSs-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25
rms Virginia nEnCrnsx.

The saosnt slsssioh II Virginia did
not result IN snsh 3 sweeping Demo-
oTaiio yisioEy as The reports frsi tslo-
eraphsd over The country would lead
one 70 hsllsyO. 10 10 true that TIE Dem
oegala secured almoat two-thiEds Of The
msmbers Of Me Legislators, bat this vas
Due se Ne manner n which The state
has been gsgFymapdessd. The leRiala.
tiya districts had been % arranged ~ 10
give 9 DemooEailo legislature. and moth
lne short Of q polillaal revolution could
have prevented them from giving q.
Large as NE Democratic majority In
The legislature L, however, NE general
vote Of The siste shows a Rspuhllsan
maioEiiy Of about tW0 thousand. This
fass ahoula esEtainly be encouraging 70
those Rspublieans Who believe that
There Il soms heps Of breaking The
solid south. That two thousand Re-
pablloan majority b not Of much &C.
count when there b nothing bat q Iegis-
Iniurs 10 be elected and tha members Of
that cone from districts which were a..
ranged for the SPECIAL puEposs Of elect
Inc DsmooEais. bat u would Be found
10 BE- very eoHvanisnt In q presidential
gear. Neither party can count upon
virginia wish absolute assurances.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

Never have she EnaliEh people en-.
tsnasd naeh married honors 10 q foreign
vi1iios 70 thtiE Island g. they are nov
laying "a The feet Of our distinguished
fellow eounisyman. John &. Sullivan.
0ladsi0ness recent tRiumphAl tear
ahsoaah ths north Of Rngland is fairly
entdons By Ne toas which lhe eels-
b<aAed Bosianian b nov maklns.
Crowds thFons We railway stations
nnd fairly Triangle one another in thar
cid siiofts % - tha hero Of NE
museisa Nohiss and commdners vie
VITA each ethar Ia delng him honor.
He haa leaped fas ahaAd of Buffalo
BlIl 10 the popular aalimaiion. and bids
fair 10 oassAins I'll other aspiRanis fer
British popular fAser. II will afford
che Americas public satisfaction 10
learn that theae great honors have NOT
turned NJ. eailivan's head. that be de-
poris himself With becoming dAanity.
and that he did not sxhlbli any IN.
American delight when ne Prince o.
wales expseasad . desire 10 go hin.
M. Hallisan h creating Q deoidedly
favorable lmprsaslOn. and Minister
Phslps viii Be oonpslioa 10 lAink ap
aome nav thinRs for HE afier-dinner
epesches unless be Il wiling thaa Nh.
sallisAn shAlI oaashins him eoDplsialy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25


NJ. Jessph ChambsEiains The bead Of
ths British eommieaion w1lah has eonae
% ne Unlsed Btatss 70 discuss THE
nsheriss qaenlisn with an AmefieAn
ssmmiunlan lhai does 10, exisi. remarks
Win unqassiionsa wisdom thai me
Unl,oa STATES and 0ssat Britain can-
rst naasd 10 quarrel over The flsheries
ausnilon. OF coarse. thsy cannot A.
TIE sama time. NE onnadlan govern
meui had betisr Be oarafal motto ssiss
say more AmoEiean vessels vtihOut NE
ahadow Of . Justification. Il would
have he'd Ne ears pulled Iona eco for IN
dulelne 10 that EspEshsuDlbls pFnsties
q There bad been representative
Amerioan Reconsideration In power a.
weshingtou. knsriea cannot aassd
% quarrel, bas ahe eannot afford 70 have
her flae Inanlied and Der interests I'm
perilIed, either.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25
EkRREroRIAL HEwA

Fins brick clay has bssn found near
Moateeano.
Governor sempls was rendered 9 re-
oeptlen - Collar.
James W. DiviIbiaa. formerly Of III
ensburg, has leased The Yldefts, pul.
liahed IN Monte1ano.
Dr.. Oolman, mayor Of Monfanane.
kas resigned, as be expeeta 70 BE- absent
tuFina Vie coming winter.
The rumorod hndina Of natural as
"a Gle Elam was without foundation
other than thAa . company & bslnQ az
ganfaed fua The puFposs Of drilling for
Ras.
The new cnuruh en- the weuaa vas
dedicated % Handay laal. Rev. Dr.. A.
kinaan, Of Portland, presiding. Aruhi.
leetaHaily u 4 said % be Ne most e.
lEsclive ohureA haildina IN central
Wnehington.
Travellers arriving here today from
The east report thai en- THURSDAY niQht,
neaF HORSE plaina, Monlana, q freight
train eanRia1ing Of an engine and thlr-
teen ear, Was dalaila8, and Eve az the
train men wee inferred, tha enainnsF
having his foot mashed. = Wafia Waiia
yemrmal.
Mr.. John Esnona. VIA hes been IL
san Francisco for some time 30 recaixa
treatment fer cancer, returned yss1nF-
day On The Mics. he h IookinQ much
hsSisr than when be left here, and hes
sisang hopea thai Be q eaiirsly eaFed.
--Meaieesno Gasafts.
Tha Hosthsrn Pasiis elevator a Four
Mile, hlled with wheat. eollapsad lass
FElday nizhk, and h ropoEted % b 8
Nuaal wreck. INA neulaane waa aa1ssA
By NE fozndatian RiVinR nway. Tha
extans az the DAMAGE could nos Be g.
eexeained. = PsisHss Gasefff.
AmonR NE arrivals IN sAls slay Haiur.
Oar lss1 was Je9 Bs9sEa. bs0eAsE 81
James Bowers, The val knoun Uuton
Fat faFnaes. 10 fSS4, few manthn BE-
fore Jsmes Waa bora Jea lsft hia oasl- /
eFn honiA emieraztnR 20 NE Rnelae
eaagl and tAe hrslhaEa have asVsF msa |
until tAis tine. fhay are now pataina |
&c their lins bsoomiRa aeQaAinasd With |
each uGhaK. - aisass Gansfls.
LAsi Tuesday mogaine ne ssvsn-ysar |
cid bog az Gas AEinann, Wills playina |
uitA he caf An1 sane beans, aoeidnns- |
ally 20 one 10 hia uiDd plpe and waa /
unAbie 70 eeaRh u %. On tha arrival /
81 Tie doctoR The little fellow waa a. /
ting On The bed, ana a9dxomed the aoe. /
toe b aayino. -Dectof, yoa eanat De /
want - dler IL sptls ef I'll shs de-
aaE could % - paAsed away nhoaa alx |
o'el0ek. -RaakfFa EnssFriai.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

hla u.alad that RalfoaF, ne pssasnA
chief ssossaaRy sos IFslana and tie man
upon uhom fails Ne task Il carrying
cat The csFelon policy Of ne Tories. via
- mada eovernmens header b Ne Hoass
ef O1mmsss On ne unssmhiing Of Par
liamenA and thai AnAnzeaa Bastleas viil
saesesd him e chief secretary Tor Ire
land. TIE paopis Of the uniled States
viii BE- nnitsd 10 he hops that thls
statement b noe tEae. Aahmead BaEa-
lsii b BY hiFth an AmskieAn. To be
sure. be b An AmeEican wAo has r.
noaneed Ms eeuniEy. IN AuasEisan vho
has bseouas 0ne % anstAeF pespie. 81
American Via Il appaEantly ashamed Of
ths fnsl ihai tee p,aos Of bis hirth b En-
eAss side Of tAs Atianaie. baf be h en-
Ameraaan fos eli tAak Il would Be
sefanRa indeea. II an Ameriean ahoaia
heaame ~ inaisamsna fer sppsssals1
tAe psople e Trelana. II voald b
asranae Il enc who was bern In The land
q frsedom sheala Be Ne uaAn ssisoaaa
10 crush tee eaoFta Of another psopls
Ser lrsoaosa. Il voaid b national
Anmlllaiioe DO have an Ansriuan mads
sha inslrumsna fns WseaAinR Tovy ven
esanee 90 Ireiand Il woala be . ~.
mlllassan - hAvsan Amssioan sanssstsd
wllA ths pressed nosssnmsnasf ireland.
END q vsalH be dsahly and lEshiya In
mlfinssan - haxe n AmeEisan - ne
hsaa q thai RsEasnmsnA - b te Be
hopsa ahna ksAnaaa -fsaEtlsli WI ~
- ihs naooenssr e "Bicedys BAIlsar.
me eppsesalan o. InslanA i net a.
Anss,ssnss uoak.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

UNKNA.1NIA LANlN3Z MtlM aAtAaM0 IN
oLxkFEk.
lRseniar Cor. Pest Tnsslliossew.l
ssonn RLUck TEAM szAnz.
Sheriff Qlauehton may connideT him
self axesedinRiy foFt1na1a IN oapluKina
ths prisoneFa who escaped from the iail
IN 0hohaila Tuesday niRht. Left aione
for The night, the TIRES aet 10 Work 10
remove bricks n che ohimney Of their
prison tlll an aperture large enough 70
ndfnil than 10 liberty waa made. The
star of empire led them n0FthwaRd. ana
e nnust hase rested over Olgmpia, for
hers they eiopp1d. Yesterday morning.
their Absences discovered, The ehexiH,
moved b. the extRsney Of the occasion,
aFose from q alok bed and tracked them
hoie. He found Chester Mcsen, seed
thirteen yeaEa, who is ahaEeed with
busplaFiEinR o saloon IL Ohehalis, dis
porting himaelf Ia q livery stable on
M1in street. His arrest Elected, he was
lea theKe II charge Of some one and
the sheriff proceeded up the ntEost,
found one Of ehe others for whom be
sought asgiatinR the front Of j. Il.
Bfown's barber shop 10 maintain Q
H4AMaNIA&Aa
gentleman vas disposed 10 resist any
sentative Of the Law, but upon bsinR
Voiver, be changed bis mind and con
be would accept the sharifPs company.
The prisoner uas taken into the barber
ahep. where the third end last cue OF the
ESCAPED gang waS trying 70 indass Mr..
brown 20 exchanges some coin for Q
razor. Both thess prisoners. baardlees
youths, being The onea charged With
Febbina The postof1ee at Winlook re-
eently, ware lhan ana there searched
and found 10 have In their possession
several ra1srs, Jack knives By she dozsn
and various other articles, snoh &c ase
generally foand u The show case az
eoantEy store. . general assortment,
making u evident that they had taken
tine from THAR flight 30 10 thSouah
eomo eslabiinhment Of the Kind, proba-
Big a OentFalla, e. that would be on
their route 60 this place. The dnunileaa
three we're placed u iail here last night
for safe keeping. and thia morning
Sheriff Olauaht1n started with bic nen
for Uhehalta again. lie mya be win
take coed caRo that they make no auch
breaks IL the future. Il q thaaRht that
the elder ones. Olifion Paihey and
Frank Murphy, are che same onsa Who
are wanted Ia PloFca county for bur-
Rlary eommltled some months since.
M wAn sAlEzp.
Last evening sheriff Bash, Of Ohahal-
d county hfongot end placed ID fail
here n. RapopoEt. Who Was bound ever
% uppear 81 court on charge Of grand
lAroany ooEamitsed IN Aberdeen. hapo-
poEt was unable 10 secure the $500 bail
bond required. and VS. bEou9hi here
Tor cafe keeping.
OExMRIA, Nov. 81, 1887.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

A. anc nstoena fsum ahs gscsnA sfss-
80 II Dnz0ln nms p. = bssomd1
ngss - ese arpsErzs ms Ne peoss
e l1as nlnah aka tsrzilnks 81 -
lssils xIllinz = hsss q 1ntas ihsnuAon
slvidnd a. . whnHs, 81 ii any ways
WIS ~ 11ri1s y % atS1s l1s|
riehss % Am4Ein1n ciliHanA aae tns8
50 m1Es c1noarusa atoul assazin9 -
znls1fsn fhan ftes Sc SEE - snnnpn
a uheltas DAkpla Nin - so $50 q
~ rtalaa.
Il hes hnam nsps1ssntea iAae 80
psspis q Daksla psrs % osesshelm-
inafy IN favor a dlEtnfom tnaa fksy
uouId nol euusent % fhs nfnlsinn e
Dnksis e Z mnnls ul11s. 1hs Tsgult Of
she eieetiom 6oaa ms beaE cnz tAsse
sspnsontationsL Ths naiesfly u faEos
OF dfFiai1n b only fhEes theunand. and
4 b sid y Be prshnbis ~ his nnaIi
maissily VII BE- sim further rsdassd
b Ne rltarns fssn CHER eoaBfies b
ika nbfshern purtion Of fhs tsEFilsEy
whish bare nos - Esposted.
It u1uid BE bsetsg 4 Daksea wsEs a.
vided. Ths saEEiaoEy Il almoal seoi azas
70 Be admifts1 into Ne unton $50 aln1ls
niats. and IL ihs psopis were poEsnitesd
10 chooas whefhsE 4 shouId b admiltsd
- one stats e. a. two afatss. ahsy woald
psohahly dseids bgn lazas maiosiiy IN
faver q iis adnlzsion q tws stasca II.
howexsE, iheg were sasssa ths aliaEna-
tive q he admission e ~ territory e.
q wkols Or Of rsmaininR in the tsrrEao-
nal oondliion Tor an lndsdnite period,
they weuid prohabiy dseids b N
equally IaEas maisEiiy h favog Of 3D.
mission e 3 whois. The psopis of D.
kots, like ihoss 81 Waahfnatsn, are %
Tired Il being onIy half-usy eitlzsns Of
she Unissd States that they would be
wiling ts have thsir tsEEilosy admitted
% tie union On aimoas nnY ssEma
Dakota sheuld b admii1sd, either a.
ons siats o. e I've, % tine 70 taks pam
in ne appE0aohina presidential cleo
ton, and Washineton should aeeom-
pany hsr into The union.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

IS e.. buss all vool sseAs a tAs s,.r
uafhinR HoasA &,s oommsrslal 81
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

AR Dc aafy q Ne votsa u King
eeuusy 70 ~ 70 ~ psila lsmosrou and
sless b shs Iselalstuss . man who will
rsureuant ths seunfy with orsdis p 4
nnd % kimssH. NJ. Hnmss = nush .
man. The buainsm interests o. ihs
eosutK rsquiss his eEseiian. he b ne
only cnndldaia before Ne psepie who b
auallasd fos ne poailion whieh = % b
Mas.R
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

Point hsyer, vaahen Island, win be givsn The
dspositeF, and with IL the right 10 select from
lUg cholce lots In the order of deposit, saia lot
% - deeded in compliance with certain speci.
NED eondiaona. ~ cbtatnable upon application.
fn1. oaG q open IRON December let te Ne.
cemneF Nals 1851, End ne selection OF lots
ao13 In
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NOTCH.

MESA TIFFANY RRos. HavENa Pun
M ckMae1 ~ k1ocaEy eeklnoa g 3. "
Tess, eeEner q uainn and 2aiqd skFeefas Mi
crnslnas ~ e1fAeeA aae Pxnllse she cd
fsen a hana q lxrae end na,acte4 el1Gk e.
FhAC1 AND EfARLB GROCERIES . -
suAshtA pEinsa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

U4lMK
Lat that cold q yoaEs run CD, Yea
think u 4 9 hzht thing. But e may
1un Inen e4tnKxh. o. into pBeam0nia.
o. consumption
OaknExh b Disgusting. Rneumonia is
dnnqeEuua. CONSUMPTION h death itnnlf.
Tle breathing appaFatn1 mast Be
kep6 heaiihy and clear Of ell obatFue-
iions and offensive matter. 0thGrWiss
there b tsouhis ahead.
as the diseases Of these parts, had.
neee. throat; bronohial tnbes and lungs,
can Be delightfully."- and entirely cared
b. he use q B0s0Aesis German Syrup.
II yeu don't know this already thoug-
ands end thoasan1a Of people can 81
yea. They have been cured By u, and
tfknDw how Il 4. themselvea.s Boiile
only Is osnis. Ask any dEnRnist.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-25

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purchaser Of boya' clothing We present
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-03-10
CHAPTER VI.
George Lei

The laughter that followed was interrupted
by a sudden barking of the dogs in the outer
clearing. Zenobia rose lazily and strobe to
the window. 1t relieved Hale OF certain
embarrassing reflections suggested by her
com nent.
IF it amt that God -forsaken fool Dick
bringing up passengers from the snow bound
I'D stage in the road l reckon I've got
suthin' to say to that" But the later appear
ance of the apologize Dick, with the assur
ance that the party carried permission from
her father, granted at the lower station in
view of such AN emergency, checked her ac-
tive opposition "That's like paw" she solilo-
quized aggrievedly; ''shuttin' us up and set
tin the dogs on everybody for week, and
then letting the whole stage service pass
through one door and out at another. Well,
it's his house and his whisky, and they kin
take it, but they don't get me to help 'em."
They certainly were not progressing or
good natured acquisition to the party. Apart
from the natural antagonism which, on such
occasions, those in possession always feel
toward the new conner, they were strongly
inclined to resist the dissatisfied querulous-
ness and aggressive attitude of these fresh
applicants for hospitality. The most offensive
one was person who appeared to exercise
some authority over the others. He was loud,
assuming and dressed with vulgar preten-
son; Hesduiekly disposed himself ID the